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Pepsi’s Pioneer acquisition is not healthy

Article Safura Abdool Karim - 27 Feb 2020

The move may provide a short-term economic boost, but it also has long-term health costs

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A handful of multinational corporations is responsible for the world’s plastic waste

Article Agency - 23 Oct 2019

Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and Nestle were responsible for the most pieces of plastic collected according to an environmental pressure group

PepsiCo offer boosts Pioneer’s share price

Article Tshegofatso Mathe - 19 Jul 2019

The proposed tie up will enable Pioneer to expand its leading brands and access greater capital to invest in local agriculture and people

Investors eye the volatile pot bubble

Article Kevin Davie - 5 Oct 2018

South Africa has by, many accounts, a natural zol endowment that can make the country a world leader

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Chips are down at Simba as workers prepare to strike

Article Sarah Smit - 17 Apr 2018

The company has allegedly colluded with labour-broking company Adcorp Blu to evade the requirements of section 198 of the Labour Relations Act

Take Five: HIV grinds porn industry to a halt

Article Staff Reporter - 16 Oct 2010

From HIV-infected porn actors to McDonald's meals that never seem to rot, <b>Faranaaz Parker</b> wraps up the week.

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